Paard voor een soort sjees 1773 - 1843

"Paard voor een soort sjees" is a pencil sketch by Georges Michel, a French artist known for his detailed and realistic depictions of everyday life. Created between 1773 and 1843, this small-scale drawing (measuring 100 mm in height and 155 mm in width) captures the essence of a horse harnessed to a carriage, likely a common sight in the artist's time. The delicate lines and subtle shading lend a sense of movement and life to the subject, showcasing Michel's meticulous approach to capturing form and detail. This drawing is a testament to Michel's skill in rendering both the physical form of the horse and the dynamic relationship between the animal and the carriage.